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COST/SPEED at the Big 3:

TESU is going to cost $5422 if you transfer in 114cr, and will take you at least 12 weeks to finish if you did the cornerstone and capstone at the same time. Plus however long until graduation after that.

COSC will be $2848 plus the cornerstone and capstone, not sure how long each is but I know you can't do them at the same time, and part of it will be timing (like, you probably can't start the cornerstone until June, and then the capstone in August/September.

EC is $5300 w/113cr transferred in, plus cornerstone, capstone and Info Lit. Plus time to graduation after courses are complete.

For a business degree at any of these, you'll have to take a bunch of classes, because you don't have ANY business courses, so however long it would take you to complete those:

1) 69cr at TESU for core, AOS and required math courses, English Comp II, Oral Comm, Civics, 2 add'l GE's; there may be some courses you could use for the BSBA/CIS AOS, but I'm not certain (there are a lot of duplicate things on there, plus it's unknown what they will use)

2) 64cr at COSC for econ 1 & 2, business stats, major, concentration, business electives, comp 2, speech, US Hist, and a science lab - and no CIS concentration

3) 76cr at EC for comp 2, econ 1 & 2, precalc, stats, major/concentration/business electives/requirements - and no CIS concentration

None of that seems worth it to me, when you already have 97cr (less duplicates and Comp 2 for the D)

My next thought is a BSLS at COSC, since you can bring in 60cr of computer-related courses. You can choose your own degree concentration, so you could combine something like technology & business, and just take a few UL business courses that you'd like (leadership, communication, global business, whatever). Less business-y than a BSBA, but it's a good combo I think. Study.com has TONS of UL business-related courses you can use for this. Plus the UL courses you already have or can get for tech.

My thoughts regarding WGU: I am not certain they will let you unenroll, transfer in more courses, and then re-enroll, so check first.

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